On 10/8/11, W B Hacker <[email protected]> wrote: > Eminently possible. Many ways, partly dpending on what your relationship > is to the destination(s) and the users(s).
Both servers are under our control but the users must not know this silent copy is going on because the purpose is apparently some investigation into possible professional misconduct. > - perhaps the least-hassle is user MUA script forwarding a copy and no > Mailadmin involvement. I assume this involves running a cronjob to periodically make a copy? If so, I did consider it but running a script that scans through a large number of directories looking for new files tend to bog things down. > - perhaps the easiest is use of the system /etc/aliases file or an > Exim-readable functional equivalent This would require hardcoding all the email addresses wouldn't it? > - perhaps the 'best' is lmtp - but the destination pretty well has to be > yours or working with you. However, looking at the documentation, 3.2's doc mentions that local_part is not set while the current doc doesn't say anything. Any idea if this was changed in 4.x? > - perhaps the most powerful might involve address re-writing. However, this seems to have the side effect that the recipients will see the additional addresses? > My 'weapon of choice' in any case is neither system filter nor the > shadow transport, but rather chaining of 'unseen' routers. > That lets me apply SQL, which is not needed, but is as flexible as you > care to make it. This sounds nice, is there some documentation on this? The closest I could figure is adding pipe transports to keep sending emails back through exim unless I'm mistaken about the meaning of this line: "An address is passed to each router in turn, until it is either accepted, or failed. This means that the order in which you define the routers matters. " Which I understood to mean that if I add a router that copies to an external server, the local delivery router will not be run since it's already accepted by my router. -- ## List details at https://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
